Jac Caglianone hit a walk-off, two-run home run to defeat the Bulldogs and win the series against Mississippi State, Sunday.
The No. 14 Gators women’s tennis team narrowly defeated Ole Miss 4-3 Sunday, extending its win streak to seven matches.
Florida sophomore Joshua Liendo brought home three individual national titles and the team finished third overall at the 2024 NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships.
Gators baseball was outpaced in the middle innings by the Mississippi State Bulldogs. Florida surrendered 11 runs between the fourth and sixth inning and lost 12-2.
NCAA records were being shattered throughout both days at James G. Pressly Stadium. The Gators claimed three No. 1 times/distances, 11 top 10 NCAA placements and 18 top 20 NCAA placements throughout the two day event.
The Gators battled their way ahead, matching Georgia’s five birdies on the front nine with five of their own. The Bulldogs struggled on the back nine, with five bogeys and a quadruple bogey to start. Florida seized the opportunity, tying Georgia at 8-over and overtaking it with three birdies on the final three holes. UF held on to secure the second place finish.
Redshirt senior shortstop Skylar Wallace smashed a triple through the first baseman’s legs to the right field wall. From first base, junior center fielder Kendra Falby’s speed allowed her to score to make it a one run game.
Three Gators recorded a hat trick in Florida lacrosse's 20-5 win over the Vanderbilt Commodores, Saturday.
The Florida baseball team stormed back to defeat No. 21 Mississippi State, Friday. Cade Kurland delivered a walk-off single in the ninth inning.
The No. 14 Gators women’s tennis team cruised past Mississippi State Friday, winning its sixth consecutive match.
The Gators softball team used a five-run sixth inning to even a three-game series against the Mississippi State Bulldogs, Friday.
It was all the No.17 Mississippi State Bulldogs (21-11, 1-6 SEC) would need to defeat the No. 10 Gators (29-5, 5-2 SEC) at Nusz Park.
Senior attacker Liz Harrison had 14 draw controls, making her the new record holder for most draw controls in Florida’s program history. Harrison averages just over 12 draw controls a game this season.
The No. 6 Florida Gators (14-10) lost to the No. 17 Florida State Seminoles (20-3) 14-3 at 121 Financial Ballpark in Jacksonville. The Gators have lost their last four midweek games.
The Gators traveled to West Chester, Pennsylvania, to compete in the Amateur Athletic Union Division II Championships March 8-13, playing six consecutive games against Neumman, Anna Maria College, Mass Maritime Academy, Alabama-Huntsville, High Point and Florida Atlantic.
For Lopez and Rowinska, their friendship started before they hit the court together. It started in a dorm as they became roommates.
The No. 6 Florida Gators (14-9, 4-2 SEC) crushed the No. 5 Louisiana State Tigers (19-6, 2-4 SEC) 12-2 Sunday afternoon at Alex Box Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The Gators earned their third run-rule victory of the season.
The Gators took the doubles point in dramatic fashion. Once again, two of the doubles matches were split, and it came down to the match on Court 2 between the Florida freshmen duo of Jeremy Jin and Henry Jefferson, who took on the Mississippi State pairing of senior Carles Hernandez and junior Dusan Milanovic
The Florida softball team defeated the Kentucky Wildcats 7-1 Sunday, earning a three-game sweep.
In doubles, the Gators earned their fourth-straight victory, as Florida head coach Roland Thornqvist’s adjusted lineup continues to be effective.
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